In addition to the hundreds of forestry workers who flocked to Chase when the Adams River Lumber Company set up its massive sawmill, there was […]
Walter Montgomery – Chase’s extraordinary logging photographer Read More »
Courtesy of Chase & District Museum and Archives The town of Chase lost a true treasure and a most valuable piece of history, when a large
Howard Smith – Chase’s cowboy artist Read More »
Old pit-house near Spences Bridge The number of photos taken of the Secwepemc people increased at the end of the 19th century due to
Expedition researchers took early Secwepemc photos Read More »
The earliest known photo Secwepemc Chiefs, circa 1866 Sourcing historical photos for my book Everything Shuswap
The quest for historical images Read More »
Adjacent to the city of Enderby is the main reserve for the Splatsin Band, the most southern community of the Secwepemc Nation. Because of the
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